Nammazhwar has composed all pasurams of Thiruvaaimozhi as andhathi. The last word of the first pasuram becomes the beginning word for the next pasuram. "Uyauvara Uyarnalam" Pasuram ends with "Manane". The next Pasuram Starts with "Manan" and it cotinues for all 1102 Pasurams. Manavala Mamunigal composed Thirvaaimozhi Nootrandhathi in andhathi style too but at the Thirumozhi level. Thiruvaaimozhi consists of Ten Paththu. Each Pathhu has 10 Thirumozhi. Each Thirumozhi has 11 Pasurams (also Called Thiruvaaimozhi) making it 1100. Two additional Pasurams were added by Naamzhwar making to Panneru Namam Patthu and making the total to 1102.
In Thiruvaaimozhi Nootrandhathi, Manavala Munigal created one pasuram for each of the 100 Thirumozh's Manavala Mamunigal took th first word of the Thirumozhi of a given Paththu and used it as the first word of his pasuram and ended the pasuram with the last word of the same Thirumozhi, keeping the anadhathi style in tact. Not only that each pasuram of Thirvaaimozhi Nootrandhathi contained the central theme of that Thirumozhi. This shows the greatness of his compositions of Sri Manavala Mamunigal and yet carried the essence and Style of Thiruvaaimozhi.
Artha panchakam has five doctrines and each doctrine has 4 pasurams from Thiruvaaimozhi Nootrandhadhi. One can study the meanings of the above 220 (20 x11) Pasurams from Thiruvaaimozhi to learn Artha Panchakam. For quick high level understanding of Artha Panchakam, the following 20 Pasurams of Thiruvaaimozhi Nottrrandhathi could be used.
Following is the Presentation of Five Doctrines of Artha Panchakam and associated Thiruvaaimozhi Nootrandhadhi pasurams.
Please click on the following Links to listen to the pasurams associated with each Artha Panchakam doctrine.
Paramathma Swaroopam
Jeevathama Swaroopam
Upaya Swarropam
Virodhi Swaroopam
Praapthi Swaroopam
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